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’d say it’s been a busy week, but I think it’s just been a busy year.

These pages are all the evidence I need. While the LOOKatOKC team was putting the finishing touches on this issue, I was working on a story about the 15th anniversary of a venue I’ve been going to for the better part of my concertgoing years. The Opolis in Norman has been a lot of things to a lot of people, and I sat down with co-owners/operators Andy and Marian Nunez to discuss the twisty path that led to the upcoming anniversary concert celebration running Sept. 7-9.

Look for that story in the next issue of LOOKatOKC. I reached out to a few artists that frequently perform at the venue, and I just had to share this account from Okie songwriter Beau Jennings: “At The Opolis I’ve played

shows, rehearsed with my band, worked the door, made lifelong friends, snuck in flasks, ordered scones for breakfast and hot wings for dinner, nervously talked to girls, discussed life-altering decisions, cried, said prayers, crashed my bike, told NATHAN POPPE LOOKatOKC EDITOR lies, witnessed heroes, NPOPPE@OKLAHOMAN.COM escorted a bombing comedian off stage, cheered football games, attended Christmas parties and weddings and wakes, wafted through smoke and fog, watched lightning storms from the patio, and met my wife.

“There is really only one word to describe a place that can house such an array of life experiences and that would be home.”

To a lot of musicians, it’s more than just a venue.

I’ve gotta go finish that story now, but I hope you’ll enjoy this issue until then. As always, thanks for reading, and I hope the wait for your restaurant table goes quickly.

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LOOKatOKC 7 | Filmmaker Q&A: Kevin Costello

The Sundance Film Festival applauded effort “Brigsby Bear” landed in Oklahoma last month, which was home to screenwriter Kevin Costello for several of his formative years, high school and college at the University of Oklahoma.

4 | Whale of a tale

Visit the OKC set of “Whaling.” The film’s plot revolves around the duo delivering the ashes of a family member to a final resting place, and a portion of the movie’s set in Oklahoma.

10 | Film Grow

The Jones Assembly and the neighboring 21c Museum Hotel are at the heart of a dramatic transformation underway along the west fringe of downtown Oklahoma City. Steve Lackmeyer shares the update.

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FRONTIER CITY

On the OKC set of

‘WHALING’

BY NATHAN POPPE LOOKatOKC Editor

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re the otters ready for their close-ups?

Cameras were rolling on the set of “Whaling,” and it was time for the critters to shoot their scenes in Frontier City’s parking lot. The Oklahoma City theme park was one of several locations hosting the upcoming film, which also visited Guthrie, Catoosa, Wynnewood and Tulsa during its dozen days of shooting.

But on Aug. 3, Oklahoma’s Extreme Animals caretakers delivered a couple of otters to a vintage ’80s Winnebago RV, a perfect spot to escape the sizzling sun hanging over the makeshift backlot. The scene’s a pivotal moment in the movie when siblings Brandon (Tom Felton, of Draco Malfoy and “Harry Potter” fame) and Star (Tammin Sursok, “Pretty Little Liars”) pause their Midwest road trip to help some animals in need. The film’s plot revolves around the duo delivering the ashes of a family member to a final resting place, and a portion of the movie’s set in Oklahoma.

Because crews were tucked away in the corner of a massive blacktop, you could enter the park without even noticing the camera crew. It was business as usual as screams roared from roller coaster rides. Inside of a trailer, I sat with Sursok while Okie makeup artist Sharon Tabb made some adjustments for the otter scene. The actress’ eyes were closed, but she was quick to share her vision for “Whaling” and an appreciation for Oklahoma.

“At first glance, it can seem like a cowboy town, but it’s really not,” she said. “There’s an underground pulse of art and artistic people. A culinary scene. A coffee scene.

I didn’t know what I was going to expect. I’ve fallen in love with the people.”

Los Angeles is so frenetic, and here you can breathe, she added. Felton was no stranger to Oklahoma City either. He visited R&J Lounge and Supper Club and

A film crew works on the set of “Whaling” at Frontier City in Oklahoma City. [PHOTO BY BRYAN TERRY]

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‘WHALING’ CONTINUED FROM 4 Saint’s Pub in the Plaza District between shooting days. I saw many enthusiastic wizarding world fans share selfies with the actor online.

In addition to Felton and Sursok, the production’s cast includes David Koechner (Champ Kind of “Anchorman”, “Twin Peaks”), Wendi McLendon-Covey (“The Goldbergs”, “Bridesmaids”) and Austin Swift (“Live by Night”, “I.T.”).

Sursok co-wrote the story alongside her husband and “Whaling” director Sean McEwen, who also found Oklahoma to be a

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fitting home for the production.

“First and foremost, we were looking for the right aesthetic,” he told LOOKatOKC during a lunch break. “... It seemed like such a natural fit. We had wonderful colleagues that had worked here and heard good things.

We were told, ‘Why don’t you guys look at Oklahoma?’ We’ve been very pleased.”

INSPIRATION FROM ABOVE When McEwen boarded an airplane several years ago, he found the early inspiration for “Whaling.”

“A young lady sat down next to me, and she was a character,” McEwen said. “I SEE ‘WHALING’, 6

Tammin Sursok and Tom Felton stand outside an RV between takes Aug. 3 as they film a scene on the set of “Whaling” at Frontier City in Oklahoma City. [PHOTO BY BRYAN TERRY]

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Director Sean McEwen watches a monitor during filming on the set of “Whaling” at Frontier City in Oklahoma City. [PHOTO BY BRYAN TERRY]

‘WHALING’ CONTINUED FROM 5 didn’t meet her or talk to her. I just observed. ... She dumped out a Thermos and all these random things from her purse.”

She ordered a beer from a flight attendant and didn’t waste time befriending other passengers.

McEwen said he imagined telling this stranger’s story, and “Whaling” grew from there. The script developed slowly between Sursok and McEwen’s TV and movie projects. After all these years, Sursok said the timing still felt right.

“It’s a universal theme of family and finding yourself,” she said. “To understand things from another’s point of view. I think it’s relevant. Even in Sean and my’s life because I’ve just become a mother. My character is a mother. When we wrote it, I wasn’t a

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mother. I have a lot more to draw from now that I’ve had that experience of raising a child. It’s definitely solidified the role for me.”

McEwen said the film would tour the film festival circuit once it’s completed and mentioned Oklahoma’s deadCenter Film Festival as a possibility.

OKLAHOMA HOSPITALITY McEwen’s Midwestern roots also drove the production to Oklahoma, a move that qualified the film for the Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate. The incentive provides rebates to filmmakers amounting to roughly $1 for every $3 they spend on production in Oklahoma. The rebate now caps out at $4 million annually, which is $1 million less than last year. That reduction was signed into law in May. McEwen said Oklahoma’s rebate is helpful in offsetting the costs of shooting outside of Los Angeles and supports the ability to make a film come alive.

“I actually grew in Missouri and had the opportunity to shoot a movie there years ago when they did have an incentive program, which no longer exists,” McEwen said. “It’s really sad that I can’t take advantage of my home state and the wonderful people and crew there.”

But Oklahoma’s film community surprised McEwen, even after hearing positive word-of-mouth.

“Everything has been a home run,” he said. “Everything to the crews, the people and the hospitality.

You hear about it but to actually see it manifested in front of you is incredible.”

Earlier in the day, he was speaking with the Oklahoma Film and Music Office and mentioned a conversation he had with another producer based in Los Angeles. “I told him, ‘You guys have to stop everything and look at Oklahoma,’ ” he said. “That’s not just me saying that because I’m speaking to you. That’s the truth. They’re excited to consider it because Oklahoma has so much to offer.”

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SMARTER THAN YOUR AVERAGE

‘BEAR’

Oklahoma-raised Kevin Costello digs deep with new dramedy

BY NATHAN POPPE LOOKatOKC Editor

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evin Costello admitted it was weird to be paid as a writer in Hollywood but not have anything concrete to show for it.

After a few years, that finally changed when "Brigsby Bear" hit theaters in July. The Sundance Film Festival applauded effort also landed in Oklahoma, which was home to Costello during several of his formative years, high school and college at the University of Oklahoma. He's since relocated to California, for a second time.

The roots of "Brigsby" actually begin at a San Diego middle school. That's where Costello befriended "Saturday Night Live's" Kyle Mooney and director Dave McCary.

Fast forward to 2013 and you'd find Mooney reuniting with Costello to collaborate on a screenplay about a child who gets kidnapped, brainwashed by an alleged Canadian public access TV show made specifically for him and gets suddenly reintroduced into society decades later as a 20-something with a worldview shaped by what resembles a Chuck E. Cheese animatronic band member.

That's the premise for "Brigsby Bear," a film that presents a pop culture obsession

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Above, left: Kyle Mooney in a scene from “Brigsby Bear” released by Sony Pictures Classics.

The film opened in Oklahoma on Aug. 18. [PHOTO BY SONY PICTURES CLASSICS/AP]

Oklahoma’s Kevin Costello, left, stands with Mark Hamill on the set of “Brigsby Bear.”

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so intense that it's the only way James Pope (Mooney) knows how to connect to anything. Think 2015's Oscar-winning "Room" but less volatile or maybe Netflix's "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" with more gravity. For

James, there's no God, religion or even "Star Wars" (which is funny to think of when you see Mark Hamill's character).

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Kyle Mooney in a scene from “Brigsby Bear.” Released by Sony Pictures Classics, the film opened in Oklahoma on Aug. 18. [PHOTO BY SONY PICTURES CLASSICS/AP]

Q&A CONTINUED FROM 7 His TV fixation isn’t a stretch for anyone who’s camped out for a “Harry Potter” flick or gotten into a discussion about tribbles. Mooney’s performance transcends simple nerdom and is so endearing, which absolutely helps the movie stick its landing.

James figured Brigsby was the singular source for

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escape from his cocoon-like existence in an underground bunker. His home is the kind of place where you’re required to strap on a gas mask before you tie your shoes to go outside. As unique as James’ lifestyle is before he rejoins society to awkwardly encounter his real family, there’s plenty to relate with. His transition looks a lot like adulthood.

And below the surface of “Brigsby Bear” is a beautiful narrative about the power of creativity and storytelling. I called Costello to talk about the film and how he shaped the story.

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Did you have an any fanboy obsessions growing up?

Kevin Costello: I would watch “Star Wars” over and over. There’s a lot of overt and subtle “Star Wars” inclusions in “Brigsby.” That was definitely a big one. I also was really into “The Dark Crystal.” The Jim Henson movie. I loved everything about that. It was super scary and weird to me. .... Movies were SEE Q&A, 9

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Q&A CONTINUED FROM 8 my main thing. Toward high school, I started learning about film history, great directors and international cinema.

Q:

There’s two Kevin Costellos on the Internet Movie Database. One says you worked on a 2008 movie called “The Stanton Family Grave Robbery.” Was that a local production?

This image released by Sony Pictures Classics shows Mark Hamill, left, and Kyle Mooney in a scene from “Brigsby Bear.” [PHOTOS BY SONY PICTURES CLASSICS/AP]

Costello: I don’t know why there’s two different Kevin Costellos. I’m sure there’s a way to fix that.

I met Mark Potts in college. He’s a good friend. We graduated from OU together. He had a script called “The Stanton Family Grave Robbery,” and brought it to me. I did some work on one of the characters in part of the script. He generously gave me co-writing credit on it. I think we won some kind of scholarship, some sort of OU screenwriting award. If I remember correctly, it was because nobody else turned anything in. ... I acted in it. Badly. We just did with what we had available. ... That spirit of DIY and how it can bond and heal people is all very directly related to that experience.

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cynical or dark just for dark’s sake.

It’s reflective of the way we actually feel. ... Just the sweetness of the character, his idealism and optimism; that guided us.

Q:

Mooney’s working on “SNL” frequently. What did writing this screenplay over the course of three years look like?

Costello: It was a lot of sitting in the room together, and I feel like that’s when the writing was the best, fastest and messiest. There’d be pockets throughout the year where he could come back, and he would stay at my house, in my guest room. We would wake up and write all day, basically.

When he was gone, I could take what we had and mold it into a more finished, polished screenplay.

I’d add new ideas or do a first pass at a new scene. Get it ready so the next time Kyle would come over we’d have new stuff to go over. He’d inhibit the character, try it out and work through dialogue. A lot of it was like improv, bouncing dialogue back and forth. ... It was great because I would lose steam then be able to almost hit a reset button and get Kyle on it. It was always picking up pieces and putting them back together.

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fine line between serious and silly. How’d you find a balance?

The film struck me as an allegory to pursue what you love. How does that fit into your vision for the film?

Costello: The easiest thing to do was letting it get dark. The tone developed organically, but we knew that we needed to pay service to the inherent darkness in this concept.

We just can’t whitewash over it. ...

There’s different forces at play. We wanted to let those themes breathe.

Kyle (Mooney) and I lean toward the idea of art and the way it can permeate and transform your reality. ... We really wanted to let the themes speak and not really be

Costello: For someone who needs the tools to dream and escape, that’s as necessary as oxygen.

In thinking of “Brigsby Bear,” it’s not even about letting go of this character or this show. Brigsby is more representative of the entire idea of narrative and the entire idea of storytelling. ... It can be a refuge or a way to make sense of reality by telling your own story, ordering your brain and dealing with trauma. So, you can move forward in life.

Q: “Brigsby Bear” walks a

Kyle Mooney, center, in a scene from “Brigsby Bear.”

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FILM ROW

UPRISING Residences and retail go up and up in Film Row

BY STEVE LACKMEYER For LOOKatOKC

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ust a month after the opening of The Jones Assembly, co-owner Graham Colton is amazed at the success of the restaurant, bar and music venue.

The converted warehouse at 901 W Sheridan Ave. is surrounded by construction and torn-up streets. But business is brisk. And the music stage started with a sellout crowd 1,672 fans filling the assembly for a Wallflowers concert.

“We are beyond excited and couldn’t be happier,” Colton said. “The response for lunch to dinner to happy hour to brunch and our concerts is at full capacity.”

The success wasn’t without some effort taken by Colton and his partners, Brian Bogert and Brittany Sanger, to overcome the obstacles presented by being in the middle of a construction site. They worked with owners of the nearby Paramount Building, Film Row developer Chip Fudge and others on parking arrangements and communicating on special events and concerts.

“We just try to make our guests feel comfortable,” Colton said. “We’re offering them free valet. These are just things we knew we would need to deal with.”

The Jones Assembly and the neighboring 21c Museum Hotel are at the heart of a dramatic transformation underway along the west fringe of downtown. In just a matter of months, a four-story building consisting of retail, apartments and structured parking has risen up to the east of The Jones Assembly.

Another garage has topped out at the southwest corner of Sheridan Avenue and Classen Boulevard. Foundation work is underway for apartments between the garage on Sheridan Avenue and The Jones Assembly.

Along Main Street, north of the 21c Museum Hotel, a garage is being built that will be part of even more apartments and retail.

All of this part of the West Village development, which will extend Film Row to Classen Boulevard. The $70 million SEE DEVELOPMENT, 11

Above: The downtown skyline is in the foreground as apartments rise up across the street from The Jones Assembly along Film Row. Left: Panels are dropped in place for a garage being built at Main Street and Classen Boulevard as part of the West Village development along Film Row. [PHOTOS BY DOUG HOKE]

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and shops facing Mary Eddy’s restaurant at the 21c and The Jones Assembly.

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'A BIG-LEAGUE CITY'

development will add 345 apartments and 16,000 square feet of retail to Film Row, completing its transformation from a blighted, desolate area to becoming one of downtown’s hot spots.

West Village is being developed by Andy Burnett, Mark Beffort and Hall Capital, which also backed development of The Jones Assembly and renovation of the historic century-old Ford Model T assembly plant into the hotel.

Burnett sees Fred Jones Boulevard between Main and Sheridan becoming a vibrant urban corridor draped with vintage-style Edison light bulb strings

“What Graham, Brian and Brittany have accomplished at The Jones Assembly feels like New York to me — it feels like a big-league city,” Burnett said. “I went to the Wallflowers concert, and I loved seeing the tremendous mix of different people. And everyone seems excited to have a venue like this in our city.”

The four-story building rising up at the northeast corner of Fred Jones Boulevard and Sheridan Avenue will be lined with storefronts fronting a two-story garage. The third and fourth floors will be apartments, topped with a rooftop pool that will overlook

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Mary Eddy’s and the 21c Museum Hotel.

“It will look like Main Street Americana,” Burnett said. “North of the corner, we will have a four-story clubhouse that will have Ping-Pong, a spin studio, yoga and a gym.”

Burnett is hoping to anchor the building with a combination coffee shop and bookshop. But he is not interested in filling up the remaining commercial space with restaurants, citing an abundance of restaurants that have opened downtown.

Some national retailers expressing interest in West Village have been rebuffed as Burnett seeks to curate a local vibe for the development. That effort, he said, has included meetings with retailers, musicians and artists.

“We’re trying to find the right mix,” Burnett said.

“We want to find a retail mix that fits in the area. We want it locally owned. We want a 24/7 neighborhood with amenities for people coming downtown. We’re trying to curate culture-creating retail.”

Burnett said the contractor, CMS Willowbrook, has managed to stay on schedule, even slightly ahead of schedule, despite an unexpectedly rainy August.

The garage at Sheridan and Classen will be the first part of the development to be completed and is set to open in October. The first apartments should be completed by fall 2018, with completion of the entire development in early 2019.

Colton is bracing for more surprises ahead as the area evolves.

“We made a big bet on the city, and the city has proven it will support an ambitious, forward-looking project like this,” Colton said. “But we didn’t know how the first concert would go, or the first, or even the fourth or fifth. We don’t know how everything will go during football season or Thunder season. We’re still on our maiden voyage.”

Meanwhile, Colton is enjoying watching West Village rise up around his new hot spot.

“It’s really fun to see these buildings going up,” Colton said. “To see these renderings that had us excited coming to life is pretty incredible.”

Burnett is quick to credit the Hall family for making the vision become a reality. The heirs of longtime car dealer and manufacturer Fred Jones declined several developer pitches for their assembly plant before joining up with Kentucky-based 21c Museum Hotels and then coming up with a master plan for their surrounding surface parking lots and properties.

“We’re looking at more than $120 million being spent on these six blocks,” Burnett said. “You can change the look and feel of an area with that kind of investment. And that goes back to the commitment of Hall Capital to the neighborhood.”

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things to know about the new Haniwa album

BY NATHAN POPPE LOOKatOKC Editor

Haniwa began its newest album with a little nonsense.

Back in 2015, the Oklahoma City-based band tracked a two-song demo to feel out a newer, fuller sound. Guitarist and singer Shirley Sanders picked a weird name for the new recordings, “Ennui Volts.”

It’s an anagram of IN CONCERT the band’s 2017 effort Haniwa at the Sunset “Violent Sun,” which was Cassette Music Series self-released on Aug. 18.

Dylan Walling (keyboard and vocals), With: The Ivy Shirley Sanders (guitar When: 8 p.m. Sept. 17 and vocals), Shawn Where: Tree & Leaf Stafford (guitar), Jake Clothing Co., 1705 NW 16 Jones (drums) and Tyco Holloway (bass) fill the Admission: Free band’s current lineup.

The album highlight and live standout “Feels” was co-written by Sanders and Stafford.

“Shawn had this driving guitar part and some lyrics about wondering if you’re schizophrenic, and if not, how do we reconcile thoughts and reality?” Sanders told LOOKatOKC. “He kept singing, ‘Feel it with me now, feel it with me now.’ I echoed that idea in the verse. It appears as though the ‘she’ in the song could be a lover, but really ‘she’ is another me, under the surface. “We’ve all dealt with mental illness in some form, and it’s terribly isolating. Sometimes we desperately need someone to come to our level and ‘feel’ what we’re feeling.”

Recording “Violent Sun” was a time-consuming process for the band, and there were a lot of false starts. An early version was scrapped almost entirely before Haniwa focused on refining its live show.

“We had five months of nonstop playing, saying

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yes to every show opportunity and playing three or four nights a week sometimes,” Sanders said. “Our shows got better, more powerful and dynamic. It was exhausting, but when we went back to record again, we were obviously a lot tighter and more comfortable as a five-piece. It was a huge relief.”

The band collaborated with recording engineer Caleb Gray and worked on the album at ACM@UCO in downtown Oklahoma City. Kevin Lively mastered the effort. “(Gray) was a lifesaver,” Sanders said. “He worked very hard to get our vision across and was absolutely wonderful to work with.”

To celebrate the new release, here’s a few notes from Sanders about the creation of Haniwa’s new album.

Haniwa’s “Violent Sun” was recorded alongside recording engineer Caleb Gray at ACM@UCO in downtown Oklahoma City. [IMAGE PROVIDED]

1. The title “Violent Sun” is drawn from themes of love and betrayal. It digs into the dual nature of the sun being both beneficial and destructive. Can’t live with it and can’t live without out.

2. Unintentionally, the lyrics of the song “Dodecahedron” make up three stanzas, each with twelve lines. Sanders developed a fondness for the shape after reading “The Phantom Tollbooth” as a kid and has read a theory that says the shape of the universe is a dodecahedron. The track is about seeking a home for a complicated relationship and realizing that place doesn’t exist.

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3. The album starts out with this ambient space roar. Walling crafted the sound from scratch, emulating the sound of the sun because NASA has the actual sound copyrighted. At the beginning of another track, you can hear birds singing, but it’s a synth sound, too.

5. Sanders hopes “Violent Sun” gives the band a boost outside of Oklahoma and helps them develop a following at home, too.

4. “Mecanique” is the most collaborative track on

“Oklahoma City has so many wonderful artists who don’t have a ‘home’ for their genre,” Sanders said.

“We like to support others like us.”

the album and the last song completed for “Violent

Sun.” Stafford started the tune off with a bare guitar riff. Sanders threw out some vocal lines inspired by the idea of communicating as machines instead of people, and Walling finished the lyrics.

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SEPTEMBER 6: David Cook, Tower Theatre.

6: American Aquarium, Cain’s Ballroom. (Tulsa) 7: Toadies, Diamond Ballroom.

7-9: Opolis 15 Anniversary feat. Chainsaw Kittens, Octopus Project, Opolis.

(Norman) 11: The Toasters, Vanguard. (Tulsa) 12: Jonny Lang, Cain’s Ballroom. (Tulsa) 14: Old 97’s, Cain’s Ballroom. (Tulsa) 15: The Wright Brothers, Ester Drang, Vanguard. (Tulsa) 16: Oak Ridge Boys, Oklahoma State Fair.

16: Heard on Hurd, Broadway and Hurd. (Edmond) 16: Paulina Rubio, WinStar World Casino. (Thackerville) 16: Lee Bains III and the Glory Fires, Helen Kelter Skelter, The Flea.

17: Steve Miller Band, Lost Lakes Amphitheatre.

17: The Ivy, Haniwa, Tree & Leaf Clothing.

17: Janet Jackson, BOK Center. (Tulsa) 19: Damien Jurado, Samantha Crain, Chouse. (Norman) 19: Blink-182, Brady Theater.

20: Suzanne Santo, Tower Theatre.

21: The Mavericks, Tower Theatre.

22: A Giant Dog, Mercury Lounge. (Tulsa) 22: Higher Plains Jazz and Hip Hop Festival feat. Raekwon, Jabee, Oilhouse, Vanguard. (Tulsa) 23: Reverend Horton Heat, Cain’s Ballroom. (Tulsa) 23: Tony! Toni! Tone!, Oklahoma State Fair.

24: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Criterion.

24: Hard Working Americans, Travis Linville, Tower Theatre.

24: Wilco, Brady Theater. (Tulsa) 25: Sugar Free Allstars, Oklahoma State Fair.

26: Against Me!, Bleached, Diamond Ballroom.

28: Young the Giant, Cold War Kids, Criterion.

29-30: Illinois River Jam, Peyton’s Place. (Tahlequah) 30: Dameon Allensworth, Rockford Cocktail Den. 30: Matt Stansberry and the Romance, Tower Theatre.

30: Rainbows Are Free, The Deli. (Norman) 30: Gary Clark Jr., Cain’s Ballroom. (Tulsa)

OCTOBER 1: Gary Clark Jr., Cain’s Ballroom. (Tulsa) 1: KATTFest feat. KORN, Chevelle, Zoo Amphitheatre.

3: REO Speedwagon, Central National Bank Center. (Enid) 3: Band of Horses, Diamond Ballroom.

4: Kings of Leon, Dawes, Chesapeake Energy Arena.

5: Hosty, Oklahoma City Museum of Art. 5: Cut Copy, The Jones Assembly.

6: Explosions in the Sky, Cain’s Ballroom. (Tulsa) 6: David Ramirez, Vanguard. (Tulsa) 7: The All-American Rejects, Choctaw Grand Theater. (Durant) 7: Corb Lund, Blue Door.

7: The Growlers, ACM@UCO Performance Lab. (Norman) 8: Mutemath, Brady Theater. (Tulsa) 8: Ought, Power Pyramid, 89th Street Collective.

10: The Head and the Heart, Cain’s Ballroom. (Tulsa) 11: Spoon, Cain’s Ballroom. (Tulsa) 11: Jimmy Webb, Blue Door.

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S E P T. 3 0 Featuring more than 30 Oklahoma-based acts, the Plaza District Festival returns for its 19th year Sept. 30 on the 1700 block of NW 16, between Indiana and Blackwelder.

Tulsa-based pop act Sports is scheduled to headline the festival’s main stage at 9 p.m.

You can also catch OCUpella, Everything Goes Dance Studio, Stephen Salewon, Adam & Kizzie, Gabrielle B., Lyric Theater, Annie Oakley, Rousey, Space4Lease and Special Thumbs on the main stage throughout the afternoon.

The Venue Stage, a new festival music location within The Venue next door to the District House, begins at noon with Kinderhook, a celebrated country-rock-folk band, and closes with Cavern Company at 8 p.m.

The Tree & Leaf Stage, another new stage for this annual festival, is located in the backyard of the retail store of the same name at 1705B NW 16. It opens at noon with Dre B, an Oklahoma City-based hip-hop artist, and closes with Fresh at 8 p.m.

Also, the Plaza District Association is accepting submissions through Sept. 15 for additional Oklahoma artists to display and sell their work in the 2017 Plaza District “Festival Lounge.” Curated by Stephen Kovash, the lounge will showcase threedimensional and 2-D works that can be outside in a garden, yard or public space. The work can be in any media but must be available for sale. Interested artists should forward their contact information, as many as 10 high-resolution images and a price list to Kovash at istvanartokc@att.net.

Along with visual art and music, the Plaza District Festival, which celebrates all things local, 10 popular food trucks, all-day live mural painting and a dedicated children’s area. In addition to artist booths, Plaza District businesses are open as usual during the festival and will feature art from a variety of local artists.

The family-friendly event is free and open to the public. More information can be found online at www.plazadistrictfestival.com.

— Nathan Poppe, LOOKatOKC Editor

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HIDDEN TREASURE YUMMY MUMMY’S AUTHENTIC EGYPTIAN FLAVORS ARE AN ALL-AMERICAN STORY

BY DAVE CATHEY For LOOKatOKC

Once upon a time, Nesrine Hussein lived in Cairo, Egypt, married to a successful engineer — motherhood just around the corner.

This was the life she always wanted. She looked forward to traditional Egyptian family life, but a funny thing happened on the way to “happily ever after.”

Fast-forward 11 years, and you’ll find Nesrine and her husband, Mohamed, operating Yummy Mummy, 13415 N Pennsylvania Ave., a fast-casual Egyptian restaurant introducing northwest Oklahoma City to the dazzling flavors of their homeland.

As delicious as their food is, their story is divine.

While Yummy Mummy offers familiar foods in distinctive dress even the most discerning palates would welcome, its success comes despite unique obstacles that likely would’ve stopped most folks from ever getting started.

A MATTER OF FATE Mohamed Hussein was an engineer who did contract work in the energy sector across the Middle East back in 2006. A successful run with Halliburton got him a job offer with the company in the

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U.S. that he politely turned down.

Enter fate.

“The same week I got the offer, I was notified I’d been selected in the lottery for a visa,” he said.

Fate didn’t have to hit Hussein over the head with another sign this obvious.

The Husseins were headed west, namely Oklahoma City.

As if moving from Cairo to Oklahoma City wasn’t challenge enough, an unforeseen pay cut left him faced with new realities.

“I didn’t know about taxes,” Hussein joked.

“There were no taxes on what I made in the Middle East. When I moved here, my pay didn’t change, but now we had to start paying taxes.”

That shock was mild compared to the stark vocabulary lesson he learned after a couple of co-workers quit showing up at the office.

“You know what word I learned here? ‘Layoff’ ” Hussein joked. “I’d never even heard of that word until I moved here. Now, I know it well.”

As oil and gas prices plunged, it took co-workers and roughly 70 percent of his salary with them.

Instead of panicking, Hussein took action, but the inspiration for it came

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from an unlikely place.

“You know the show ‘Shark Tank?’ That’s where I got the idea to open this place,” he said. “Watching this show changed everything. I realized I don’t have to concentrate all of my time working for others. I can concentrate on my own business and making my own money.”

Hussein’s a bright guy.

Not only does he remain a full-time engineer, he also earned his MBA in May. But in his own words, he’s no genius.

“I don’t have the ability to invent a machine or develop new technology,” he said, explaining his post–“Shark Tank” mentality. “The only thing I could think of was my wife’s cooking.”

HOMEMADE QUALITY To explain how he thought immediately of his wife’s cooking, Mohamed Hussein likes to tell the story of a simple family dinner.

“In Egypt, the mother is the best cook,” he explained. “It doesn’t matter, the mother is the best.

Period.

“So, we were having dinner with my parents. My wife had made a very traditional meal. My mother turns to me and says, ‘This is really good.’ I said to my

IF YOU GO Yummy Mummy is open 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

For more information, go online to www.yummy mummyok.com or call 752-6055.

mother, ‘You make this dish all the time.’ But she said, ‘Not like this.’ ” Hussein explained how his wife’s family is renowned in their neck of Cairo for their cooking exploits. He said their foods are always in high demand at community celebrations.

Apparently, Nesrine paid attention. But despite leaving home with razor-sharp cooking chops, she had no intention to take them to market. In fact, her husband said, it was never a consideration.

“My wife had never had a job and didn’t want to have a job. It’s not part of Egyptian culture.”

No, Nesrine was happily married and looking forward to motherhood when all of a sudden, she was moving from Cairo to Oklahoma City.

Nevertheless, she is the talent that makes Yummy

1. The Samboosak is a new addition to the menu.

It’s a fried dumpling stuffed with beef or olives and cheese. [PHOTOS BY JIM BECKEL]

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2. This is a chicken wrap with fries served at Yummy Mummy Egyptian restaurant.

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3 1. Mohamed Hussein, seated, and wife, Nesrine, are the owners of Yummy Mummy Egyptian restaurant, 13415 N Pennsylvania. 2. Love potion lemonade is one of three avored lemonade beverages prepared in the kitchen of Yummy Mummy Egyptian restaurant. 3. This is the King Tut salad served at Yummy Mummy Egyptian restaurant. 4. This is the chicken fatta served at Yummy Mummy Egyptian. [PHOTOS BY JIM BECKEL]

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Right: The Egyptian Quesadilla on the menu at Yummy Mummy Egyptian restaurant, 13415 N Pennsylvania, starts with pita bread stuffed with ground beef, seasoned with spices that include cinnamon, along with crumbled dry cheese. [PHOTOS BY JIM BECKEL]

MUMMY CONTINUED FROM PAGE 15 Mummy one of the city’s brightest shining hidden gems. But that doesn’t mean her husband is out of the doghouse.

“My father-in-law is still very upset with me,” he said.

WRAP IT UP Despite her father’s objections, Nesrine Hussein is responsible for some of the best food you’ll find in a fast-casual environment.

When you walk in, you’ll recognize right away the homework Mohamed has done in developing the concept. Whether it’s Mediterranean, Mexican or Asian, the hallmarks of the lovable mom-andpop restaurant usually include makeshift interior decorating, a certain dingy quality that hovers just within the bounds of what the Health Department will allow. But we don’t go for the atmosphere, we go for the food.

You’ll definitely go to Yummy Mummy for the food, but the Husseins keep their dining room to almost hospital standards. The logo is clever and the name built for units dotting shopping centers across the land.

And while Nesrine is a natural in the kitchen, her husband wants her back home with their kids, who are 8, 9 and 10, before they’re grown so he’s meticulously audited her cooking to derive recipes that can be taught and repeated.

That was easy when Yummy Mummy opened last year because the

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menu had two items: Beef Mummy Wrap and Chicken Mummy Wrap.

But now the menu has expanded to include salads, traditional fatta, appetizers and three kinds of lemonade.

Authentic Egyptian flavors flow from unlikely places like a tortilla.

“In Egypt, our wraps would be served in pita bread,” Hussein said.

“But we wanted to do something different from that.”

Whether to distinguish itself from other Middle Eastern/Mediterranean concepts or to cast a longer line at Western palates, the move was a success.

Beef or chicken is marinated and boldly seasoned before being mummified in a flour tortilla then griddled like a panini. Vegetarians will approve of the falafel version.

The Egyptian Quesadilla on the menu will have little in common with any you’ve ever had, and that’s a better thing than you might imagine. This one starts with pita bread stuffed with ground beef, seasoned with spices that include cinnamon, along with crumbled dry cheese.

This isn’t your local sports bars ooey-gooey outburst of yellow cheese product.

For me, the real find is the fatta. Meaning mixture, the dish comes with either steak or chicken and is served over rice, along with some crunchy fried tortilla pieces and a dollop of garlic-infused mayonnaise. Mix it up,

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The Yummy Mummy Egyptian restaurant also offers a beef fatta.

A decoration inside Yummy Mummy.

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I don’t have the ability to invent a machine or develop new technology.

The only thing I could think of was my wife’s cooking.”

MOHAMED HUSSEIN, CO-OWNER, YUMMY MUMMY

Nesrine Hussein prepares a customer’s order in the kitchen of Yummy Mummy Egyptian restaurant. Nesrine and her husband, Mohamed, own the business.

[PHOTO BY JIM BECKEL]

fork it down and don’t be surprised when the crew working your taste buds refuses to quit signaling requests for more.

Yummy Mummy offers two soups (lentil, tomato) and three salads. Don’t miss the Samboosak, it’s a new addition to the menu. In a nutshell, it’s a fried dumpling stuffed with beef or olives and cheese. Vegetarians won’t want to

miss the eggplant-based Makdous.

For dessert, don’t miss the housemade baklava.

Yummy Mummy was built for growth, and the food is so distinctive finding a niche as a multiunit concept might be in the offing.

If it does, maybe that gets Mohamed out of his father-in-law’s doghouse.

Decorations inside Yummy Mummy.

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Goats wander through the crowd of participants on Aug. 26 during the Goat Yoga Festival on the Great Lawn of the Myriad Botanical Gardens in downtown Oklahoma City.

Brooke Phipps works her poses with goats around her on Aug. 26 during the Goat Yoga Festival on the Great Lawn of the Myriad Botanical Gardens in downtown Oklahoma City.

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Meghan Rowecamp interacts with a goat on Aug. 26 during the Goat Yoga Festival on the Great Lawn of the Myriad Botanical Gardens in downtown Oklahoma City.

Estefania Vasquez strikes a yoga pose with a goat on her back.

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Lindsey Goodnight has fun with the goats trying to strike her poses during the Goat Yoga Festival on the Great Lawn of the Myriad Botanical Gardens in downtown Oklahoma City.

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Goats wander through the crowd of participants on Aug. 26 during the Goat Yoga Festival on the Great Lawn of the Myriad Botanical Gardens in downtown Oklahoma City.

[PHOTO BY DOUG HOKE, THE OKLAHOMAN]

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Foam is covers the crowd as students are a blur of motion while dancing on Aug. 23 during the University of Central Oklahoma Stampede Week 2017 Foam Drop Foam Party Dance at Plunkett Park at the university in Edmond. The event was held to celebrate students returning to class for the Fall semester.

Foam flies in the air as Coshayta Shotton dances on Aug. 23.

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Kiara Warren dances during the foam drop.

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Students wear glow sticks as they dance (far left) and glow stick fill a table to be used (left) on Aug. 23 during the University of Central Oklahoma Stampede Week 2017 Foam Drop Foam Party Dance.

Students dance as DJ Firebird plays music during the party.

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Morggan Varley, left, and Alison Powers are covered in foam as they take part in the University of Central Oklahoma Stampede Week 2017 Foam Drop Foam Party Dance.

Julian Hurd dances during the foam party.

Foam flies in the air as Coshayta Shotton dances at the party.

Justin Morgan launches foam into the crowd.

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A student is covered with foam while dancing on Aug. 23 during the University of Central Oklahoma Stampede Week 2017 Foam Drop Foam Party Dance at Plunkett Park.

Hundreds of students gather to dance and celebrate the start of the school year on Aug. 23 during the University of Central Oklahoma Stampede Week 2017 Foam Drop Foam Party Dance at Plunkett Park at the university in Edmond.

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Thunder Season & College Football Tickets WANTED. Top Dollar Paid 800-786-8425

3/4 bed, 2 carport, ch&a, fenced, 5338 S Monte Pl, $725, 631-1283.

AUCTION ¡ 1244 Acres M/L 3321 SW 24th, 2 bed, 1 bath, $500 mo, $400 dep, 405-412-6881.

2bd $390 + bills. Furn Effic. $400 all bills paid 314-7905/427-7566

Sec 8 2 beds, 3828 SW 25th, $650 + dep, fenced, appl's, 685-8240.

Remodeled - 1434 NW 92nd St. 2 bed, 1.5 bath, water paid, new carpet, $600 + dep, 405-249-5362 MWC For Rent/Sale. Nice homes $400/up. RV space $200 306-2576

Thur Sept 14 ‘ 7pm sale location: Grady Co. Fairgrounds

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Tami 406-5235 ‘ Ken 620-1524

¡‘¡ Fri. Sept 8th, 10am ¡‘¡ Selling the Contents of the Iconic Fisherman's Cove

Large 1&2bd, 2 laundry rooms, no Sec 8, $375-475mo 470-3535

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2 bed from $675 Try Plaza East • 341-4813

22867 State Highway 49 Lawton, OK stallingsauction.com 580-248-6676 ¡‘¡ 10% BP

Sheet Metal 3'x10' $16 ¡ Trim & Screws ¡ Mon-Sat ¡ 390-2077

Nice 3b/2b/2c ¡ 3bd 2.5ba 2c N. OKC¡ 2bd 1ba W. Main 749-0603 14 Homes 2-4 beds $625-2195 Express Realty 844-6101 www.expressrealtyok.com

3, 4 & 5 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE MWC Also, SEC 8 OK ‘ 202-2635

2 Bed Special $595

•7301 Lancelot Place •10848 Admiral Drive •12509 Hickory Hollow Drive 405-370-1077

1bd available $535. Laundry & Pool. Quiet Casady 751-8088

57th/N May Crescent Park Apts Secure, HW floors. cer tile. Grt loc. ALL BILLS PAID! 840-7833

MAYFAIR great historic loc, sec./quiet 1 & 2 beds 947-5665

Cedar wood panels, 6 feet high, 8 feet long, $43 each, 405-833-5439.

Clearview Lane Art & Antiques 4102 NW 10th, 8a-2p Mon-Sat. 15yr - 15% OFF until Sept. 30th.

525 NW 114th St.

Spacious NW 2bd 1ba 1car $750+ dep. call Cynthia 405-424-1193 1bed 1bath $375-425, very clean, stove, fridge 405-314-4667

1213 SW 60th St, 1 & 2 bdr apts, $375 - $475 mo w/$250 dep, No Sec 8. 632-9849

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InfraRed Tube Heaters, NG/LP, $400-$2000, Steve, 405-823-2917.

KIDS BATTERY POWERED RIDE ON 2 YAMAHA RAPTOR ATV 12 VOLT BATTERY POWERED RIDE ONS. VERY GOOD CONDITION. $100 EACH (580) 839-2524

Mixed Seasoned Hardwood

PU $75 Rick » $100 delivered.

Stovewood $75 truck load

Creek, every amenity, 3,500+sf, Must See! $2,500/mo, 568-8822.

German Shorthair Pointers, AKC, M/F t/dc $600-$750 405-395-7526 Brittany puppies, well bred, championship lines on both sides, I own both the dame & sire & also the granddad, health guaranteed, these dogs will hunt & show, great companions, great hunting buddies, 5M $950, 1F $1000, call 405-922-0275 or 405-844-1970.

We buy GUNS Mustang Pawn & Gun. Over 1000 guns! 376-GUNS

Lg 3bdr, 2ba w/garage, lg fenced yard, ldry room $600mo 596-8410 Whirlpool washer & dryer $250; Apt size frig $75; Refrigerant gauges $100; 405-275-3419.

Washer, Dryer, Freezer, Stove, Frig, $100 ea, can del, 820-8727.

New & Used. Financing available.

1233 SE 44th 405-632-8954

Have approx. 2ct dmd ring GIA cert. w/serial #, appraised @ $35K Asking $22,000. 405-202-4998

CHAROLAIS BULLS, GENTLE,

AKC GSP PUPPIES

REGISTERED, 903-814-5008.

Conceal/Open Carry Class $45 Total ¡ 405-818-7904 www.HavePistolWillCarry.com

Cattle 2 Jersey cows-one with bull calf; 1 Jersey/Brahma heifer; and 1 Angus/Beefmaster Bull. $4500.

580-276-9067

Browning Superposed O/U Lightning, 12 ga, beautiful; 2006 Polaris 50; $1200 ea 405-558-1377

Beefmaster Bulls 2 years old $2100-$3500 Ninnekah, 12mi S of Chickasha 405-202-9894 208-0105

Osage County Year Long Hunting Lease, 580-541-5728.

30 Angus 1st Calf, fall calvers due Sept. 1, $1,850. 405-380-7335

Springfield Armory 1911 A1, .45, SS, $700, 405-651-1933.

BLK Sim Bull 22mos old Upgrade bloodline $1700 405964-3732

4mos, exc. bloodline, 1F, 4M, $600. Norman, OK 915-241-6039 Financing avail. 30day-5yr warr. $125&up 1233 SE 44th 632-8954

CFA reg. Persian kittens, 3F, 4M, $800 with papers, $500 without papers. Text or call 405-615-2005.

Russian Blue, F, 9wks, $100.

769-2527 or 627-9989

Guided Dove Hunts • Sept. & Dec. Seasons • 580-351-8110 curtsguideservice.com

7 Homes 2-4 beds $625-1100 Express Realty 844-6101 www.expressrealtyok.com

13109 Cloverleaf Ln. Beautiful home in Westmoore Schools, 3bd 2ba 2car, granite countertops, fireplace. Mint condition. Only $1,195 Fidelity RE 410-4200

WANTED R12 FREON Certified buyer will PICK UP and PAY CASH for cylinders .

(312)291-9169

Youngchang 5 foot baby grand, black, exc cond, $3500, 659-1795.

2604 S Portland » 405-541-5550

Stunning custom built in Hidden

Lg 2 bdr, stove/fridge, carport, fenced, nice. $525 mo. 596-8410

5x8 » 5x10 » 6x10 » 6x12

w/gate ramps. 16' & 18' tandems $800-$1750 cash » 405-201-6820

BACK YARD SWING SET LIFETIME'S BIG STUFF ADVENTURE-model 90042. See information and pictures at lifetime.com.

Never assembled. Delivery negotiable. $1,200 580-839-2524

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3bd, 2ba, fncd, stove, frig, garage, $795/mo+$600 dep, No Sec. 8 & No pets, 405-748-6129 / 487-8132

Putnam Heights Plaza

1 & 2 bed, newly remodeled, ch/a, 1830 NW 39th 524-5907

OU SEASON FOOTBALL TICKETS SEC 41, ROW 47 SEATS 5 & 6 $1050 ¡ 405-420-5603

Locksmith Equipment Parting out Locksmith Shop.

Locksmith tools, inventory, and other equipment. Owner retiring.

Will sell all or part. Pics available. Price Varies with Item Sam's Lock & Key-- Perry, OK-580 336-1960 okielock man@sbcglobal.net

1205 & 1329 Cedar Creek, 3/2/2, gated, $1350/mo, 405-205-2343.

Furnished/Unfurnished. Bills Paid Unfurn 1 bed $169 wk, $640 mo; Unfurn 2 bed $189 wk, $780 mo; Furn 1 bed $179 wk, $680 mo; Furn 2 bed $199 wk, $820 mo; Deposits: 1 bed $150, 2 bed $200; $25 application fee paid at rental; Wes Chase Apartments, Elk Horn Apartments, Hillcrest (SW OKC), 370-1077.

405-641-9932.

2 OU Season Football Tickets, sec 18, row 72, seats 13 & 14, $945, 405-265-2478.

Seller Scott Farms

Located W & SW of Chickasha.

Grassland, development land, home building sites, hunting and recreation land, bottom land in alfalfa. Established headquarters with 2 homes and barns. The options are endless. Beautiful property. Open house held at For more details & pics see:

Business Liquidation Auction

• 2224 Red Elm • 3600 NE 143rd • 2121 Lazy Brook Trail 405-370-1077

2002 JD Gator 4x6 need tires $2800; JD 318 3pt hitch 48'' deck box blade $2500. JD 320 48'' cut 18hp Kaw $1150. JD LX178 44'' cut. 15hp Kaw $900. 2012 JD 717A ZTrack nice, low hrs $2950

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English Bulldog Puppies AKC reg. Born 7/7/17. Litter of 7, 5 males and 2 females. 1 male still available. Sire chocolate and carries blue. Current on vaccines, dewormed, microchipped. Call or text. 405-301-1743 * $1500 .

350 Fine Pets At FREE TO LIVE 4mi N of Waterloo on Western ALL Dogs & Cats $80 Shts/Neut 282-8617 »» freetoliveok.org

BASSET/BIRD DOG MIX, 9 weeks, $100, 405-444-0777.

Boxers AKC Farm raised, champion pedigrees, M&F, fawns and brindles. Credit debit or check accepted 700.00 785-466-3316 call or text Brittany puppies, well bred, championship lines on both sides, I own both the dame & sire & also the granddad, health guaranteed, these dogs will hunt & show, great companions, great hunting buddies, 5M $950, 1F $1000, call 405-922-0275 or 405-844-1970.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniels AKC Tricolor Male/Female available. Please check out Cavaliers of the Western Prairie on FB for more info! $1800. 405-614-2429

German Shepherd/Gr. Pyr mix 2 yr F. Up to date on shots, microchipped. $100 405-919-2065 Call or text for pics.

CHINESE PUG PUPPIES AKC 5 M FAWN POP $1000 405-550-0886 Cocker Spaniels 8wks Reg. s/w m. chip guar for 1 yr black; blk & tans f $450 m $400 405-404-7069.

Dachshund Puppies, Mini, will stay small, $250. 405-892-7512.

Doberman Puppies, 9wks, WKC reg., 3F 2M blk & rust, tails docked & dewclaws removed, s/w, vet checked, $400.

405-200-8898 or 405-201-2464

Boston Terriers, AKC, 5 black & white males, 10wks, s/w, ready for loving homes, $500 each, call 405-702-3917 or 240-274-4547.

German Shepherd puppies, AKC, white, top quality, 2M, $400, 405-760-4419.

CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES 3M $150 ea 2F $200ea 405-628-7882

Doberman Puppies AKC reg, 1 red male, 1 red, 1 black female t/d/s/w vet checked. ready now. $550.

580-559-9672

French Bulldog Puppies ¡ AKC 8 weeks, $2000-$2500, s/w, vet checked, 12 yrs exp, references, 918-407-5220 or 918-407-5221, www.stubbornbullies.com

whelp 6/24/17, 6M, 3F, POP $750.

405-284-6210 or 405-687-0585

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Chihuahua, TEACUPS, Extra Tiny, 1st shot, $500 cash 405-434-2885

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ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES Beautiful English bulldog puppies.

One year health gaurantee. Shots up to date. Great pedigree. $1,600.00 918-519-8900

12 weeks, s/w, $400ea.

405-829-1166 or 405-318-9441

German Shepherd Pups, CKC reg, 12 weeks, 1 black F, s/w, $350, Cash Only, 863-1802 or 863-1839.

German Shepherd, AKC Pups, s/w, $300. 405-387-4813

Great Dane/Blue Heeler Pups,

10 weeks, must have fenced yard, free, 405-366-0722.

Great Pyrenees puppies, white, pure bred, POP, 1st shots, $200 each, text only, 405-207-1901.

French Bulldog Puppies, AKC

Havanese & Morkie ¡ Adorable.

Itty Bitty $495 Visa/MC 826-4557

French Bulldog AKC puppies 1M 1F fawn POP $2500 405-550-0886

HAVANESE, AKC PUPPIES, $600.

405-691-0897 or 778-0516.

Price Reduced. Ready for family, s/w vet ckd 4 colors $1300 Call or text for info & pics 405-699-1128

Boston Terriers AKC, s/w/mchip hlth grtd $500-$600 434-0534

Boxer Puppies, ACA, brindle,

German Shepherds, AKC,

Golden Doodles Puppies Awesome golden doodles! Raised with small children. Started on potty training. Great lovable parents. Must see. Call or text for more pics. Parents pictured.

Puppy pics upon request. $1,200. Terri Girdley 580-272-8308

German Shepherds, AKC, 8wks, 4F, s/w, $500ea. Will meet.

405-408-5472 or 405-326-5896

German Shorthair Pointers, AKC, M/F t/dc $600-$750 405-395-7526

Lab, black male puppy, 10wks, $25 » 405-641-2799 Mustang

German Shorthair pups AKC German Shorthair pups.

NSTRA bloodlines. Call or text for more info. L/W females $600 B/ W males $500 (405)574-5236

LAB AKC REG SILVER PUPPIES

German Shorthair Pointer Puppies AKC Registered German Shorhair Pointers; born 07/31/2017 $500$600 PH: 580-421-7023

5 F 3 M ready to go. UTD on vaccinations, deworming and vet check. From outstanding hunting parents. For photos or video see face book Red Cedar Silver labs. $1000.00 405-258-7303 or 405258-8039

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PATIO COVERS AND CARPORTS PHILIP REIMER SINCE 1981 ‘‘‘ 848-6227 ‘‘‘ Carports & Patio Covers, Any Size & Any Color. 799-4026/694-6109

Lab AKC Yellow Puppies Both parents are excellent hunting companions. Come visit us at the ranch and pick out your pup!

Centrahoma, OK is 1.5 hours from OKC and 2 hours from Dallas. $750 Call or text Nikki at 785.218.7421 Strongstandards.com

Maltese & Morkies (ideal house pets) M & F, small, no shed, low allergy & odor, easy going, sweet & loving dogs, delivery/show room, $500-$1000, 918-694-3868.

MALTESE PUPPIES 3f 2m 11 wks pad trained $550-$650 Chickasha 405-222-2951 Morkies, 7 weeks, s/w, tiny to small, $350-$600, 361-5317.

Rottweiler AKC Puppy 9 wks old, Blk/Mahogany, 1F, 1st & 2nd Shots/vet record, tails docked, d/c removed, both parents O/P. $500 Call 405-889-6453 Rottweiler AKC pups true Germ bred $500-$1200 405-227-4729

Siberian Husky Registered husky puppies, 8weeks old. Shots/wormed. $700 580-677-5724

Jim's Painting/Remodeling, int/ ext, res/com'l, insured, 366-0722.

Drives, Patios, All Types,

Lic./Bond./Ins. Free Est. 769-3094

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SIBERIAN HUSKIES, AKC, 1F 1M, blk & white, s/w, vet chk, $200ea, POP, NO TEXT, 405-534-3377.

Standard Poodles & Labradoodles AKC spoos, champ & health test lines, shots, vet ck, 2 yr guarantee $675 & up 918-791-8800

VIZSLA, AKC, 3F, 1M, s/w, ready for homes $800-$1000, great companions, hunting bloodlines, health guarantee. 580-647-6933

Fitzpatrick Painting, 34 yrs exp, free est, lic, ins, 405-446-9882.

reasonable rates, 405-589-9295.

Siberian Husky, 3yr old F, w/ papers, pure white, 1 blue eye, 1 brown eye, great personality, good w/kids, $150 rehoming fee.

She can only be the only female dog in the home. 405-273-3014

Lab Pup, AKC, white F, champ. bloodline $700. 405-899-4132

Schnauzers Miniature We have two female miniature schnauzer puppies available registered ICA DOB 7/19 socialized home raised very sweet $800 Joe (580)938-1330 call or text

Housecleaning by Martha,

A Plus Painting & Remodeling

35yrs exp. Free Est. 405-881-6036

SHEPHERD CONCRETE, Free Est, Licensed, Bonded, Ins, 520-4426.

Ask about our camera special.

528-7733, buddysplumbingok.com

Tearouts/Repours, Drives, Patios, & More, Lic Ins Free Est 794-8505 New restaurant for lease, ready, 7220 S Western, 405-402-0441.

Large mixed breed red dog found at 164th & May. 405-204-0210

Yorkies, ACA, 8 weeks, 2M, 2F, $400-$575, 580-465-1571.

YORKIES ACA M&F s/w/dc, pics

Ceiling & Wall Doctor Total Remodeling

Garay's Roofing/Construction

Free Est. ¡ Insured ¡ Sr Discount 25 year Expert! ‘ 918-693-0226 completedrywalltulsa.weebly.com

»GENE’S TREE SERVICE» Insured-Free Est. 682-2100.

‚Acoustic popcorn removal ‚Drywall repair ‚Flooring ‚Custom hand trowel finishes & spray finishes ‚Interior/Exterior painting Credit cards accepted. Insured.

Free estimates. 405-408-5453.

370-3572, quality work, repair/ replace, fully ins, OK reg #3118.

avail, $350-$700, 580-224-1642

Labs, AKC s/w/dc, 8wks, Females only, black $400, champion bloodline. 405-574-0505

Yorkies AKC 1M 1F S/W very tiny POP. $600 CASH 405-314-2738

L&R Tree Service, Low Prices,

Ins, Free Est, Firewood, 946-3369.

SHARPE'S ELECTRIC

& Heat & Air, OKC, 341-8488.

Schnauzers Mini AKC s/w/mchip hlth grtd $500-$600 434-0534.

QUALITY FENCE COMPANY FREE ESTIMATES

LaChon Hybrid- Lhasa X Bichon 7w,s/w/p $500-700 405-593-4714

Pro Tree Service - 1/2 off Seniors Free stump removal. 314-1313.

Pro Tree Service - 1/2 off Seniors Free stump removal. 314-1313.

on new & repair, 405-317-0474.

Shidoodle Puppies: Tiny, Quality, 2 Girls, $500. 918-426-0169

Teacup Piglets $400, Pregnant Mini Sows $300, smallest you can get. 405-481-5558

MORGAN FENCE Co since 1940's Any type fencing/repair 921-0494

Appliance & A/C Service, 27 years exper, $40 service call, 371-3049.

Cracked Mortar/Brick Repair www.precisionbrickworks.com Free estimates!(405)652-1213

Home Repair & Remodel. Roofing.

Siding. Free Estimate. 410-2495.

A Carpenter & Handyman you can afford. 30yrs exp. 405-620-2623

Brick & stone work. Small concrete jobs. (405) 821-1076

Masonry Repair - All Types

Since 1975 ¡ Refs ¡ 405-695-8178 Brick, block, mailboxes & repairs, 35 yrs experience, 405-473-4647.

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